Q.ANT gives away software for its light-powered AI chips
The New Stack describes the giveaway as a CUDA-style bet on developers and says the software can be tried on a regular laptop.
TLDR
In coverage shared on September 26, 2026, The New Stack reported that Q.ANT was giving away software for its light-powered AI chips. Developers could try it on a regular laptop, with access to the chips themselves expected to open over the following months.
Q.ANT gives away software for its light-powered AI chips
The New Stack describes the giveaway as a CUDA-style bet on developers and says the software can be tried on a regular laptop.
TLDR
In coverage shared on September 26, 2026, The New Stack reported that Q.ANT was giving away software for its light-powered AI chips. Developers could try it on a regular laptop, with access to the chips themselves expected to open over the following months.